The phrase comes from Diego Maradona's angry press conference in October 2009, after Argentina qualified for the 2010 World Cup. Annoyed by months of criticism, he told journalists they could keep sucking it and singled out one reporter with vos tambien, la tenes adentro. Argentine fans shortened that insult to LTA and it spread through football forums, banners and chats as a universal taunt for defeated rivals. The clipped vos tambien version survives because it works outside football too, as a quick audio shorthand for gloating.
About this sound
Short Argentine voice clip saying vos tambien, from the famous la tenes adentro meme, used as a teasing comeback reaction in chats and edits.
This is a brief, pointed voice clip of a man saying vos tambien with a smug, confrontational tone, cut from the longer la tenes adentro outburst. The delivery is fast and dismissive, like the last word in an argument, and the abruptness is what makes it funny. It lands as a taunt rather than a real insult, implying the other person has already lost and knows it. Dropped over a reaction face or a rival's mistake, it turns an ordinary moment into a cheeky, very Argentine put-down that needs no extra explanation.